The AI Infrastructure Boom is a GPU Bubble
Shownotes
Learn more about AI Infrastructure Field Day 6 here.
As tech giants commit billions to GPU clusters and cloud compute sells out years in advance, are we witnessing sustainable exponential innovation or an impending infrastructure bubble?
In this episode recorded ahead of AI Infrastructure Field Day 6, host Alastair Cooke is joined by panelists Frederic Van Haren, Brandon Whichard, and James Urquhart to break down how the lines are blurring between AI training and inference, hyperscalers and neo-clouds, and deterministic systems versus generative models.
Together, they analyze the financial realities behind massive capex commitments, investigate whether enterprise revenue can justify insatiable hardware demand, and discuss what happens when AI models finally become "good enough" for everyday business needs.
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Frederic Van Haren, Founder and CTO of High Fens, Inc.
Brandon Whichard, Host of Software Defined Talk and founder of Failover Media
James Urquhart, Principal and Founder, Urquhart Strategic Services, LLC.
Hosts:
Tom Hollingsworth, Event Lead for Tech Field Day
Alastair Cooke, Event Lead at Tech Field Day
Stephen Foskett, President and Organizer of Tech Field Day
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